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Mitsubishi has confirmed its Ralliart performance sub-brand will be returning, and there’s a good chance it will be headlined by a performance Triton ute. The announcement came as part of Mitsubishi’s 2020 end of financial year report, accompanied by a render of a Triton with red mudflaps, grille highlights and extra decals. It’s unclear if it will arrive as part of the current generation or the next-gen model due to debut next year. It has previously been reported that Mitsubishi is taking control of ute development for the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, so a Ralliart Triton ser...

Mitsubishi Galant Fortis Ralliart in Japan 13 July 2008 7:16 pm / 19 comments Those who pay attention to the automotive industry should know that the new Mitsubishi Lancer has grown so much in size that it is known as the Mitsubishi Galant Fortis in Japan, save for the Evolution version which is still called the Lancer Evolution X. I was wondering if the warm Ralliart version will be called a Lancer or Galant Fortis, but now we know the answer as Mitsubishi Motors Japan has just announced the Mitsubishi Galant Fortis Ralliart. Read more about the Evo’s younger, less powerful but more af...

Click the thumbs up > The sale of Mitsubishi Motors in the UK’s heritage fleet has concluded with a world-record price achieved for its Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Mäkinen Edition. The car, which is one of just 2,500 made worldwide and has covered just 10,000 miles, achieved £100,100 at the auction, beating the previous record of £99,000 achieved in the US in 2017. In total 15 cars were sold, achieving £479,000. Close behind was the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX MR FQ-360 by HKS which eventually sold for £68,900, likely to be the third highest-value Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution ever sold...

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It's one of 14 classic Mitsubishis being sold in Mitsubishi's UK heritage auction. Mitsubishi doesn't make sports cars anymore, choosing instead to focus on popular crossovers such as the Outlander and Eclipse Cross. Sadly, this means there will be no next-generation Lancer Evolution. If you're a fan of Mitsubishi's legendary sports cars, then you won't want to miss this opportunity. Last month, Mitsubishi UK announced it's selling its entire heritage fleet in an online auction. With 14 models looking for new owners, this is a treasure trove of iconic Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution rally cars, r...